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Henrico Schools will have weapons detectors at all high schools by the first day of school, Aug. 21, school system officials said Wednesday. Two main entrances of high schools will each have two to three weapons detectors staffed by school security officers, school resource officers, or school administrators. Officials hope to place them in middle
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On May 16, a school resource officer was called in reference to a firearm located inside the school.
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A community-wide survey shows overwhelming support for the new technology.
Henrico Superintendent Amy Cashwell (Courtesy WTVR) Henrico County Public Schools' months-long process of testing metal detectors and weapons detection scanner technology will soon come to a close. No weapons have been recovered so far in the field tests which were conducted at the elementary, middle, and high schools across Henrico County. Although a gun was
Henrico County Public Schools' months-long process of testing metal detectors and weapons detection scanner technology will soon come to a close.